Sentence examples for though of both from inspiring English sources

There had been previous studies, though, of both students and non-students (Soonthorndhada 1996; VanLandingham et al. 1993), and of factory workers (Ford & Kittisuksathit 1996; Rugpao 1997).

Though, of course, both are dwarfed by Cundy against Ipswich.

Though, both of us are fairly doubtful about the idea of Brexit actually happening.

Unlike in South Africa though, both of these teams can still qualify for the next round.

(see my post here)As the months have passed, though, both of these elements have been further weakened.

Now, though, both of those rationalizations are crumbling.

With an LED bulb and a little QA, though, both of these are avoidable.

In practical terms though, both of these features impede movement, but not vision; we can see over them, but moving through them is more difficult.

Though, both of them felt like Meyers told them before the show, "We really need to drag these out because we have a lot of time to kill".

They're very different sorts of books, though, in both their means and their ends.

Of interest, though, in both countries is that union workers are paid a significant wage premium.